I want to create a rule to create more issues under an epic but we only want that to trigger once one of the previous tickets named (summary) "Finalize ticket price" is moved to done. How should I set up the conditions and trigger?
Hi @Raina Anand
That’s a great use case and one you can handle neatly with Jira Automation.
Here’s how you can set it up step-by-step:
Your Goal: Automatically create new issues under the same Epic when a specific Story (with summary “Finalize ticket price”) is transitioned to Done.
Automation Setup:
1. Trigger: Issue transitioned
Set it to trigger From any status → To Done (or whichever status represents completion in your workflow).
2. Add a “Condition → Issue fields condition”
Choose Field: Summary
Operator: contains
Value: Finalize ticket price
(This will ensures the rule only runs when that specific story is moved to Done.)
3. Add a “Branch rule / related issues”
Select “Epic (parent)”
This action will makes the automation act on the Epic that contains the story you just closed.
4. Inside the Epic branch, add an “Action → Create issue”
Choose the same project and issue type (e.g., Story, Task, Sub-task, etc.)
Use the Epic Link or Parent field to automatically link the new issues to that Epic.
You can predefine the summary and description of the new issues, for example:
Summary: Review release documentation
Description: Automatically created after "Finalize ticket price" is completed.
Example of a simple working Rule Flow
Trigger: Issue transitioned → Done
→ Condition: Summary contains "Finalize ticket price"
→ Branch: On Epic (parent)
→ Action: Create issue(s) under that Epic
This setup ensures the automation only fires once the specific story “Finalize ticket price” is moved to Done, and then automatically creates your new issues in the correct Epic.
I hope this helps.
Suraj .
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Kind regards,
Bill
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Hi @Raina Anand
What have you tried thus far to solve this?
When you have a rule that is not working as expected, please post the following the provide context for the community to help:
Until we see those...
Is your "Finalize ticket price" issue a child issue of the Epic where you want to add more children?
Kind regards,
Bill
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